Bourbon City Brunchin'
Louisville is a city that takes its food seriously – and brunch is no exception. From down-home Southern comfort to cutting-edge culinary creations, these Bourbon City restaurants offer something for every palate and occasion. Below are a few suggestions to help "whet your appetite."
Big Bad Breakfast | Multiple Locations
Get ready for a brunch menu with more than a few surprises and food full of inspiration and energy. This restaurant features favorite breakfast foods with a twist, including the house-cured Tabasco Brown Sugar Bacon, Crispy Southern Fried Chicken, Weisenberger Grits, and Steel-Cut Oatmeal. Be sure to stop by during Happy Hour, Monday through Friday, 7 am to 10 am, for $5 Cocktails.
Con Huevos | Multiple Locations
Craving authentic Mexican cuisine? Look no further than Con Huevos!, a local favorite with five convenient locations across Louisville. This vibrant eatery brings a taste of Guadalajara to the Bluegrass State, offering a menu that celebrates the rich flavors and joyful spirit of Mexican culinary culture. Whether you're in the mood for huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, or their signature tres leches pancakes, you'll find a delightful array of options to satisfy your food cravings.
Highland Morning | Multiple Locations
Highland Morning offers a genuine diner experience, serving up hearty comfort food alongside attentive service. Originally established on the bustling Bardstown Road in Louisville's eclectic Highlands neighborhood, this popular eatery has since expanded with a second location in St. Matthews. Diners can indulge in creative spins on breakfast classics, with standout dishes including the zesty Baja Benedict and the local favorite, Not Brown – a unique take on the traditional Kentucky Hot Brown.
House of Marigold | 10310 Shelbyville Rd.
Named the "Best New Restaurant in Kentucky," The House of Marigold is a New American restaurant where guests are treated like family. Owners Adrienne Cole and Chef Kristopher Cole are dedicated to creating an elevated hospitality experience complemented by accessible, farm-to-table food and a carefully curated drink selection; all served in an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. Swing by Middletown for a Hot Honey Fried Chicken Biscuit or Brisket Hash, paired with a refreshing cocktail.
La Suerte | 2116 Bardstown Rd.
When Adrian Jiminez learned the restaurant where he worked was closing, he seized the opportunity to take over the establishment. La Suerte's mission is to showcase Mexico's diverse and fresh flavors in an elegant setting. The restaurant offers a refined dining experience featuring excellent steaks, fish, and a curated wine selection. Try the Huevos Benedicto, Chilaquiles Verde, or another one of the delicious meals on the menu.
The Café | 731 Brent Street
Nestled in the charming Paristown District, The Café is the perfect place to grab brunch before doing some shopping. The restaurant has a lengthy menu full of a variety of sandwiches, soups, salads, and other brunch classics. Order the fan-favorite Queen Ann: a sandwich complete with cucumbers, bacon, and Homemade Benedictine - a Kentucky classic.
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As the name implies, this is Mexican breakfast, so you can get all your favorites con huevos (with eggs) or without. Expect huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, breakfast-style enchiladas (with eggs, of course), frijoladas…
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Offering an ever-changing menu of locally-sourced cuisine paired with the finest beverages, The House of Marigold is a New American restaurant where guests are treated like family.